Tariffs on more than 90% of British exports to Asian country will be cut, including cosmetics, clothes, food and drink

Increase highlights the challenge Labour faces in meeting pledge to bring down household bills

Elon Musk’s carmaker promises new affordable model to help reverse decline

Google parent also boosts plans for spending on artificial intelligence

In an FT interview, the UK opposition leader says voters want an Argentina-style assault on state spending

Like bitcoin, meme stocks may best be interpreted as a gauge of the market’s animal spirits

Agreement would mirror accord with Japan and head off Trump’s threat to raise duties to 30%

Federal government will only do business with tech companies whose models offer ‘objective truth’

Case against rightwing influencer Candace Owens is rare defamation suit from a serving world leader

Six months in, the negative effects of the US president’s plans are only starting to be felt

Retail traders inspired by social media pile into stocks targeted by short sellers

Thomas Woldbye defends expected high price tag of expanding Europe’s busiest airport

Health ministry says dozens have died this month as aid agencies warn that even their workers are suffering from malnutrition

Fusing these together is a bold choice but the acquisition vehicles have a reputation for burning fortunes

Disputes over governance and workload plague weapons programme that is crucial to European defence ambitions

A growing number of Israeli critics say military objectives have long since been superseded by the far right’s political goals

Multibillion-pound deal marks growing defence co-operation despite concerns about human rights under Erdoğan

The advanced age of leaders is a destabilising force in international politics

Price of luxury goods has increased at slowest pace since 2019 as the industry battles a longer than expected downturn

Former UBS and Citigroup trader was found guilty in 2015 for rigging interbank rate and sentenced to 14 years in prison

Clothing ad was ‘irresponsible’, says UK advertising watchdog

Reports that Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba may quit unsettle investors

US ecommerce group follows IBM and Microsoft in China pullback amid geopolitical tensions

Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa prepare to meet Xi Jinping in Beijing amid geopolitical turmoil